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Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by rekoil on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @03:56AM (#29806700)
I can't believe I've never considered this. They really should have a "custom" option in there as well.

Is it possible to do using .mobileconfig profiles maybe?

(Off topic: Is there a specification somewhere on what's possible using .mobileconfig profiles?)

Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by rozab on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @08:55AM (#29808905)
Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by arihant on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @07:01AM (#29807943)
It’s possible to do via extensions now. Hyperweb is an extension that allows for adding atmos search engines.
Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by dont__panic on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @04:57PM (#29815602)
I've been using hyperweb for a couple of months now. Absolutely outstanding app -- it has completely transformed my mobile web experience. Custom ad blocking filters, automatically opening reddit links in Narwhal, custom css so I can browse HN with a dark theme... I kind of look at it as a single app that turns Safari into a slightly shittier Firefox. And since Apple has neutered browsers on iOS, this is absolutely as good as it gets.
Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by artificialLimbs on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @09:31AM (#29809387)
"Hyperweb..."

Wow nice! Now if there was a containers extension I could switch to Safari and away from Firefox.

Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by Kye on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @01:10PM (#29812676)
Tab groups might do this since one of them is private browsing. If groups aren't isolated, implying they are by putting private browsing in there would be a huge UX fail.
Re:Lawsuit filed alleging Google is paying Apple to stay out... by jolux on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @03:25PM (#29814461)
I believe private browsing tabs in Safari have been isolated to some extent for a while already — if you sign into something in one tab, you aren't signed in in the other tab, suggesting separate cookies.